Spooky Scary with Matt and Ginny

Kevin Bacon is a surprisingly attractive old man. That is Ginny's takeaway when Matt and Ginny watch a horror movie centered around a house and deeply rooted guilt.  

Our very special 50th episode!  Matt and Ginny are joined by their better halves, Katy and Eric.  Listen up as we review an special movie for Matt. 

This is a creature feature that Matt and Ginny review.  It's Kristen Stewart (with a buzz cut) takes on monsters at the bottom of the sea.  Don't watch it if you're claustrophobic.  

Sorority girls get murdered in a cult classic that Matt and Ginny were 100% unaware of.  Join us for an education on this Canadian gem!  

This movie terrified Ginny and passed Matt's pee test.  Which means it's pretty scary! 

Matt and Ginny review the stunning (*sarcasm*) addition to the Hellraiser series.  Matt adds a new segment though, which is surprisingly gross.  

This is a pretty scary movie on a few different levels.  Matt and Ginny highly recommend this one!  

Man, the 80's were rough.  What is rougher is having a bunch of ghosts living in your house and stealing your kids.  

Matt really roasts this movie.  Maybe it's because Ginny falsely claimed Nick Offerman was in it?  It's about heavy metal and Satanic murders.

Dancers in 1970's Berlin get caught up in the machinations of a witch coven!  How exciting for Matt and Ginny's return to podding!  We missed you too, guys....  

One of the oldest films we have watched and an true original.  I mean honestly, getting pregnant with Satan's baby?  Doesn't get better than that!  Matt disagrees with me, as usual.   

Matt relieves his childhood terror as we review the Exorcist.  Nothing like some pea soup to get ya thinking about the devil!  

Matt and Ginny tune into the sequel and the 2nd movie in the Alien franchise.  Ripley really turns into a badass in this movie and steps into her role as an action hero.  

Matt and Ginny rehash the classic 1979 movie, Alien.  Sigourney Weaver is amazing and space is really the worst.  

Matt and Ginny disagree on this satirical film about 5 teenagers on an ill-fated trip. But that's really what you're here for, isn't it listeners?

This is a classic movie about a teenage girl who has a hellish time in high school.  Cathartic for all of us, even Matt, who was once Homecoming King.  

John Carpenter made a monster movie with Kurt Russell set in Antarctica.  It features 1 very silly hat, many creepy alien monsters, and what turns out to a be a ending that kind of peters out.  

This movie probably terrified you in your youth.  Join Matt and Ginny as we take a trip down memory lane to enjoy the original "found footage" movie that made all of us scared of woods and nostril shots for 20 years.

2 Directors take on Stephen King's Pet Semetary in 2019 and tweak the storyline.  Listen up to see what Matt and Ginny think about the movie and specifically the cacting.  That's cat-acting for those of you not in the know.  

Matt and Ginny watch and review the original Pet Semetary. It features reincarnated cats, children dying, and the king of beers- Budweiser. 

Netflix has probably recommended this movie for you.  Well, you should watch it!  It's a wild ride of a film about zombies on a train, set in South Korea.  Probably prepare to cry, too. 

Travel back with Matt and Ginny to a simpler time.  Well, maybe not more simple given these family dynamics.  Full of mysterious events, witches, Satanism, great costumes and an real dismal view of Puritan America.  

Matt and Ginny review Danny Boyle's 28 Days Later.  It doesn't get more classic than flesh eating zombies, loyal listeners.   

What is better than a movie about cannibals?  Perhaps a period piece about cannibals?  Matt and Ginny review an odd movie that is surprisingly fun.  

Why is spelunking a bad idea?  Maybe because all these ladies are about to get eaten by cave-dwellers.  Or maybe just because there are bats down there.  Matt and Ginny take on the Descent, one of Ginny's favorite horror movies!